Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-03-05


Read the advertisement Of the Cohover and
Christie pianos on another page.
Mrs. Alex. Crane, Of Virginia City, is
visiting Mrs. George Barton Of Dayton.
J. B. Gallag hei was passenger on
Wednesdays train bound for Mason Valley.
VIM. Slingerland was granted divorce
from his wife in the District Court this week.
Mrs. Jas. Smart, ofMason Valley, has been
quite i'll during the past week or ten days.
The Board Of County Commissioners will
hold its regular monthly meeting next Mon.
day.
Mrs. Julia Stephens, Of Mason Valley. was
passenger on last Sundays train, bound for
San Francisco.
Principal Levers left last night for his
home in Washoe Valley to spend Sunday
with his parents.
Alec. McLeoud's wife, OF Mason Valley,
presented him with bouncing baby girl on
the s3d Of last month.
RuIison and Dkens are again at work re.
modelling the old Atlanta mill. Work was
suspended during the storm.
The repor, in Mason Valley that George
auckland is dead, is false. Mr.. Buckland is
in Dayton as well and healthy as ever.
Mrs. DR.. Mason, Of Mason Valley, mother
of Sheriff Brann, has been i'll fer few days
with severe cold. She is recovering.
Angus McIeoud, Of Mason Valley, is the
happy daddy Of another boy. 1t was made
present 10 him by his wife on the z6th ult.
Frank Rice returned to his home in Haw.
thorne yesterday, after having finished up
his business as Minute Clerk Of the Assem-
bly,.
The uniform ball given by the Silver City
Hose Co. last evening was attended by a
number Of Daytonites. A pleasant time was
had.
Henry Williams, Of Sweetwater, was a
passenger on Wednesdays train bound for
home. He had been to Carson on land
business.
There should be a larger stove in the
county jail. The one now there is not large
enough to keep the place comfortable in
cold weather.
Look over our advertising columns and
Judge for yourselves whether the TIMES is
the s'obscure" sheet the Lfefk would have
you believe it is.
In the case Of Pollard vs.. Harkins in the
District Court YESTERDAY, after taking testi.
mony the case was submitted TO the Judge
without argument.
Now that the snow is nearly gone in Silver
City, mining operations are again going on
quite extensively. Silver will be lively
camp this Summer.
The infant child OF John Farrell. Of Mason
Valley, died on the 76th Of last month.
His Two other children are also i'll with fever.
The child of Caleb Bristol is alse quite sick
The snow is nearly all gone. A slight
rain Wednesday night made people fearful
Of food down Gold Canyon. The rain did
last long enough to take the snow of with a
rush.
The LeefA made several typographical
errors in its last issue. 1t spells Lyon
Lying" in several articles. This is OK.
cusable, though, as that Office has no proof.
reader.
Sleighing was not very good between Sill.
yer City and Dayton last Sunday evening,
Jimmie says the walking was splendid.
Second hand over shoes for sale in Silver
cheap. N. o. Ops.
A Texas paper recommends the establish
ment Of a "Farmers' Club for the Young"
We can recall club of that kind that -four
ished when we we're young. A farmer did
the hourishing about the time his watermel.
Ions were ripe.
Miss Ella Littell and Miss Ida Johnson
returned to their homes in Mason Valley
Wednesday morning. The young ladies az
Ter paying visit to friends in Carson, stop.
ped in Dayton day or TWO as the guests Of
Mrs. St. Vrain.
John Mckenzie, q native Of Nova Scotia,
lied in Mason Valley on the 27th Of last
month. Mr.. Mckenzie was an old resident
IF the Valley. and at the time Of his death
was 10 years old. He was formerly in the
employ Of E. W. Bennett.
Winter has been called the ruler Of the
inverted year, and when he lays his icy hand
IN nature, all things acknowledge his pow.
.r. But he has lost much Of it now. ST.
Jacobs Oil-the conquorer Of pain, drives
.way rheumatism, and the people are happy.
The lungs are as much the life Of the body
=. Z, ~. h.art Thav are easilv Affected nv